Lauren King and Janeal Fordham take advantage of the School of Law's host of experiential opportunities.
Miami Law’s mentoring pods for first-year students enable collaboration and professional development through connections with upper-level students and alumni.
The International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition is an annual event on criminal law.
At the event, three expert panelists dove deep into the nuances of third-party litigation funding.
Human Rights in the Field: students interested in human rights visit tomato fields and workers' coalition in Immokalee.
HOPE provides students with opportunities to engage in pro bono and community service during fall, winter, and spring breaks, both locally and nationally.
“IP Quest: Charting the Global Map of Innovation” featured three panels and an intimate fireside chat, each addressing distinct facets of international IP law.
A group of School of Law students met with regulators at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority and Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.
The clinic is one of two Innocence Network member organizations in Florida and is the only university-based innocence organization in the state.
The Miami Law student is working toward her LL.M. at the University of Miami while managing her real estate firm, Brown & Associates Law & Title.
Brhea D'Mello is leveraging her engineering degrees from Johns Hopkins to immerse herself in the cutting-edge Miami Law & AI Lab.